The Latest Breaking News from Drought

Rory McIlroy is looking to bounce back from his disastrous US Masters in April, where he missed the cut despite arriving at Augusta as the pre-tournament favourite

Liquid ended a three-year drought since its last world's first in 2020.

Australian golfer Jason Day has closed with a stellar round of 62 to end a five-year PGA Tour title drought at the AT&T Byron Nelson Championship in Texas.

It has been five years since Jason Day won on the PGA Tour, but his winless drought is over.

British star Rory McIlroy has gone nine years without winning one of golf's Major and is hoping to finally end that drought in the US PGA, which gets underway this week

Spain is running out of water. After a long and painful drought, the country has been hit by an unusually early heat wave, evaporating even more of the "blue gold" it still has left in its reservoirs. While farmers fear for their survival, environmentalists say it is time for “Europe’s…

An early scorching heatwave across Spain has worsened the impact of the country's long-term drought, causing unprecedented damage to the country's crops. As farmers grow desperate for irrigation, the government's plan to limit the rerouting of water from the nation's longest river – the Tagus – for agricultural purposes lies…

Be careful what you wish for. Britain’s seesaw rainfall patterns that began last winter have continued, with an on-off pattern of dry and then wet months for many areas.

A mayor in western New South Wales says his town is "in limbo" after the budget for a water security project blew out by $4.7 million.

Package of measures will help farmers maintain production and avoid food shortages after hottest April ever

The Spanish government has announced almost 2.2 billion euros ($2.4 billion) worth of drought response measures, including funding for urban water reuse and further aid for struggling farmers